"Are you sure you really want to learn?" Qin Fen was still rather hesitant. What if this version of Pangu learned it and died anyway, or couldn't split open the heavens at all? Qin Fen was torn. After all, the circumstances were different.
In the pitch-black chaos, the Heavenly Dao, who was watching remotely, wanted to leap out and smack him. Bro, Brother Qin, please stop messing around! Your little brother can't take it. This karma is too enormous. Please have mercy and help me out.
"Yes! I want to learn. Please teach me!" Pangu said firmly.
"All right. In that case, let's begin!" Qin Fen sighed, suddenly feeling a little resistance. The Buddha said that saving one life was better than building a seven-story pagoda. Pangu was destined to die creating heaven and earth. Did this count as getting him killed? Qin Fen might have been a bit of an asshole, but he had never taken anyone's life-at least, never deliberately.
"All right!" Pangu immediately turned serious, pricking up his ears and listening quietly. The Heavenly Dao also held his breath as he watched remotely, staring intently at Qin Fen.
Big Chef unfurled the scroll. It was a painting identical to Michelangelo's fresco in the Sistine Chapel. Though small, it had everything it needed. It contained many pictures of various sizes; in fact, it was one large collection of paintings.
It was called Genesis. It depicted not only God creating the world but several other subjects, such as the Creation of Humanity and Noah's Ark. The most stirring painting among them was Adam.
Qin Fen ignored the rest and looked only at the creation section, referring to the illustrated explanations beside it. The words there came from the opening of the Bible.
"The world was originally dark and chaotic.